Jessie Ware sings along to a danceable beat and '80s-style synths on 'Imagine It Was Us,' and if you didn't know any better, upon first listen you may mistake it for Sheena Easton.
We mean that in the best way.
The movie star/SNL scene-stealer/rap historian/new hubby who goes by the name of Justin Timberlake reminded the world this week that he used to sing. His new album, 'The 20/20 Experience,' is the past, present and future of recorded music all wrapped into a 70-minute sonic kaleidoscope.
Kelly Clarkson's latest single is an anthem for everyone who's down on their luck. Called 'People Like Us,' the song is the latest release from Clarkson's 'Greatest Hits: Chapter One' collection.
When Parachute frontman Will Anderson sings "Young hearts go crazy / With the sound of something new," he wasn't kidding. The group's latest single, 'Hearts Go Crazy,' is a bit of a departure from their prior material on 2009's 'Losing Sleep' and 2011's 'The Way It Was,' but that's not a bad thing at all.
Demi Lovato fights falling in love in 'Heart Attack,' but chances are you won't be able to resist her charms once you listen.
Mariah Carey is, somewhat ironically, making a much more triumphant comeback with 'Almost Home' than she did with, well, 'Triumphant (Get 'Em).' The song is a return to form for the multi-octave diva.
One Direction covered Blondie's 'One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks),' and while it's rather loyal to the original, it may still be a little polarizing.
Fresh off his triumphant Grammy Awards performance, Justin Timberlake has dropped another song from 'The 20/20 Experience.' 'Mirrors' is an emotional eight-minute mid-tempo track that finds the singer salvaging a perfect union that somehow went sour.
In recent days, rumors have circulated that Fall Out Boy would be reuniting for a performance on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live,' but they're actually gearing up for a full-blown comeback, with a summer tour, a new album, and a new single! Like most classic Fall Out Boy tunes, this one has a ridiculously long title: 'My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark (Light Em Up).'
Cee Lo Green may be a lady killer, but he also has a loving heart. On his new song, 'Only You,' the crooner is apologetic for hurting his female lover with his careless words and hopes for a reconciliation.
